WSOP 2011 ME - Page 10

Any vods of this day?

http://espn.go.com/espn3/index

3pm eastern it says

On July 17 2011 03:19 LemOn[5thF] wrote: Show nested quote + On July 16 2011 22:48 Big_Rob_48 wrote: Yeah that Busquet guy was the best poker announcer I have ever watched on television. With the broadcast style where they actually show simple cbet takedowns as well as bigger hands, combined with the good announcer, this was easily the best poker I have ever watched on tv. He's really good, but having him commenting is terrible for the poker world, it was like a an educational video when he was assessing the play in ranges w/o hole cards and criticizing bad play and telling everyone what range of hands it's good to do what with

imo really shortsighted, there are plenty of tools/information for people who want to get better @ poker to actually get better but Nazgul said in his interview
"I got no clue but I'm sure these numbers can be found anywhere on the net. I think it's somewhere between 5-10%?

Why.. for the same reason not everyone can be a winner at the stock exchange. Some don't try, others aren't capable."

and i agree with it.

http://www.justin.tv/peng0#/w/1486004544
frinkx on secondary featured table this time

frinkx not anymore in top 10?

From Jean-Robert Bellande's twitter:

BrokeLivingJRB Jean-Robert Bellande
Evan (best player at the table) getting tortured by the big stack on my left. Mixed feelings but overall positive.
11 minutes ago

frinkx allin ! >_<

Phil Collins, The DIrty BURGER BABY, BAAAAAAAAAAM









GL Evan !

Due to the configuration of the ESPN camera set-up around the secondary feature table, the PokerNews Live Reporting Team have been extremely hard-pressed to report on the action. However, we have just managed to pick up one hand for you. From the UTG +1 position, Hilton Laborda raised to 56,000 before the flop and the action folded around to Evan McNiff who called from the hijack position, making it heads-up to the flop of , which both players checked before Laborda led out for 142,000 on the turn of the . McNiff called, then after about three minutes of deliberation, Laborda finally decded to check the river . McNiff fired out 200,000 and again, Laborda tanked for almost another two-and-a-half minutes before laying his hand down. As McNiff raked in the chips, the rest of the table started berating Laborda. "What are you doing there?" Jean-Robert Bellande exclaimed. "That hand was over six minutes long - I can't believe you took so long to make a decision on a 200,000 bet into a 900K pot!" A very nervous-looking Laborda said nothing, but draped his Brazilian flag around his shoulders even tighter. Still, he's worked hard to bring his stack up to 3.1 million and we're almost certain that as well as his flag, the weight of his home country is well and truly on his shoulders. Hilton Laborda 3,100,000 +1,284,000 Evan McNiff 1,025,000 -294,000

that br guy always tanks it must be so annoying

that Brazilian donk wearing a flag is tilting the fuck out of me. why are brazilians so retarded ?

Looks like FrinkX is up to 1.6 at the secondary table, according to the 27 minute delay stream we're all watching.

http://espn.go.com/espn3/player?id=203043&league=WSOP

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FrinkX at 1.4 going into the dinner break.

Just like in HoN, Brazilians are the fucking worst.

There was no delay on this one, but there will be on the 10ET stream, where we will see hole cards... unless i understood the wrong thing thats what happened

On July 17 2011 15:56 bigredhoss wrote: Show nested quote + Due to the configuration of the ESPN camera set-up around the secondary feature table, the PokerNews Live Reporting Team have been extremely hard-pressed to report on the action. However, we have just managed to pick up one hand for you. From the UTG +1 position, Hilton Laborda raised to 56,000 before the flop and the action folded around to Evan McNiff who called from the hijack position, making it heads-up to the flop of , which both players checked before Laborda led out for 142,000 on the turn of the . McNiff called, then after about three minutes of deliberation, Laborda finally decded to check the river . McNiff fired out 200,000 and again, Laborda tanked for almost another two-and-a-half minutes before laying his hand down. As McNiff raked in the chips, the rest of the table started berating Laborda. "What are you doing there?" Jean-Robert Bellande exclaimed. "That hand was over six minutes long - I can't believe you took so long to make a decision on a 200,000 bet into a 900K pot!" A very nervous-looking Laborda said nothing, but draped his Brazilian flag around his shoulders even tighter. Still, he's worked hard to bring his stack up to 3.1 million and we're almost certain that as well as his flag, the weight of his home country is well and truly on his shoulders. Hilton Laborda 3,100,000 +1,284,000 Evan McNiff 1,025,000 -294,000

I hate when you guys do this
can't you see you left out THE FKING HOLECARDS???

On July 17 2011 17:08 traxamillion wrote: that Brazilian donk wearing a flag is tilting the fuck out of me. why are brazilians so retarded ?

well, we are very emotional people yes... and we just dont have the best poker players in the world
in general ppl love brazil and our people, the exactly opposite can apply for the US

if you wanna go ahead and offend I could say a bunch of things about americans, but why do that?

On July 17 2011 18:47 player999 wrote: Show nested quote + On July 17 2011 15:56 bigredhoss wrote:   Due to the configuration of the ESPN camera set-up around the secondary feature table, the PokerNews Live Reporting Team have been extremely hard-pressed to report on the action. However, we have just managed to pick up one hand for you. From the UTG +1 position, Hilton Laborda raised to 56,000 before the flop and the action folded around to Evan McNiff who called from the hijack position, making it heads-up to the flop of , which both players checked before Laborda led out for 142,000 on the turn of the . McNiff called, then after about three minutes of deliberation, Laborda finally decded to check the river . McNiff fired out 200,000 and again, Laborda tanked for almost another two-and-a-half minutes before laying his hand down. As McNiff raked in the chips, the rest of the table started berating Laborda. "What are you doing there?" Jean-Robert Bellande exclaimed. "That hand was over six minutes long - I can't believe you took so long to make a decision on a 200,000 bet into a 900K pot!" A very nervous-looking Laborda said nothing, but draped his Brazilian flag around his shoulders even tighter. Still, he's worked hard to bring his stack up to 3.1 million and we're almost certain that as well as his flag, the weight of his home country is well and truly on his shoulders. Hilton Laborda 3,100,000 +1,284,000 Evan McNiff 1,025,000 -294,000 I hate when you guys do this can't you see you left out THE FKING HOLECARDS???

Holecares weren't shown to anyone as it was a live broadcast, so they can't report them.

I mean, board cards

On July 17 2011 16:35 Drakk wrote: that br guy always tanks it must be so annoying

imagine playing a mtt here (so you get 8 of them on one table)

On July 17 2011 17:08 traxamillion wrote: that Brazilian donk wearing a flag is tilting the fuck out of me. why are brazilians so retarded ?

must be genetic

On July 17 2011 18:51 tutz_x wrote: Show nested quote + On July 17 2011 17:08 traxamillion wrote: that Brazilian donk wearing a flag is tilting the fuck out of me. why are brazilians so retarded ? well, we are very emotional people yes... and we just dont have the best poker players in the world in general ppl love brazil and our people, the exactly opposite can apply for the US if you wanna go ahead and offend I could say a bunch of things about americans, but why do that?

cuz it could be funny and entertaining